Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1919, Page 2

Re RELIEF LOOMS. TODAY'S MARKETS BY WIRE FOR OPERATORS Furnished by TAYLOR & CLAY | Room 212, Oil Exchange Bldg. Approval of Oil Leasing Measure} to Speed Development in | Local Stocks | bE SG Wyommg Fields Neer a oe! Midwest Refs. --140.00 Practically every oil field of Wy-| Bessemer Za Gen. ee. | Miwaent --. alee oming is* favorably affected by the! Bie Fine 3 ‘o1b ‘02 Merritt ___ 24.00 conferees’ agreement upon an oil| e Sate = Bs 2 Glenrock Oi 3,75 E; Jeasing bill, which was reached Boston-Wyo. = +80 di Cosden _-_- - 7.00 7.12 “without .a dissenting vote,” accord-| Big Indian - 25-80 | Okmulgee 1.62 «1.87 ing to a message received by the Tri-| Genter = = on o08 Sapulpa __ 2 72 7.25 bune today from Frank G. Curtis and | Con. Royalty = 85 ‘88 Houston Oil _ - 80.00 81.00 H. H. Swartz at Washington. The| az fan * Oklahoma P&R _-_ 8.50 8.75 | prediction likewise is made that “it| ie eae | eae | will pass both houses in ‘its present) ‘00a ‘008 | | form unanimously or nearly so.” | “0B re | New York Stock Exchange The bill provides the following re-| “59 ‘62 | Stocks | lief for claimants within the naval| "30 ‘35 . Open Close aeeThat as to all such claims situated | poze oe rence ae 1903 Tee within petroleum reserves, the pro-| 08 ee Sinclair Oi! - 35i 843 ducing wells thereof only shall be . A ‘02 U. S. Steel __ 90% 903 leased, together with an area of| 5 d land sufficient for the operation | Picardy -..----. .10 12 O50 thereof, upon the terms and payment Riverton Refg. -- 11 14 Liberty Bonds of royalties for past and future pro-| Republic 02 +33 Open Close i duction as herein provided for in the; Shiloh -. 083 043 Bhs __ 99.00 99.04 | leasing claims. No wells shall be! United Pet. :07 -083 - ist 4s drilled in the land subject to this; Western Explo._- .77 83 2nd 4s provision within 660 feet of any such} Wind River Befg. .28 -26 | 1st 43s leased well without the consent of the} E. T. Williams--_ 2.20 2.40 | 2nd 4is _ lessee. Provided, however, that the 1.15 125 | 8rd 43s president may, in his discretion lease! AS 60 4th 434s a the remainder of any such claim upon which such wells have been| Warm WYOMING eC MARKET drilled, and said claimant or his suc-| ‘Springs moe -- one --- 81 Basin _. 93.00 98.00 92.90 92.82 95.58 95.58 94.36 94.32 95.36 95.84 94.40 94.30 -- 1.85) cessor shall have a preference right | Ente Sa =D aes Creek I 4.85 | to such lease. And provided, | Pitt dais =” 150Lander 2 contract further, that he may permit the| Sn ee ee o--- ---- 1.25 drilling of additional wells by the claimant or his successor within lim-/ ( 4 the entire field. ited area of 660 feet, theretofore pro-| t More than $3,000,000 worth of vided for, upon such terms and conc equipment has been unloaded on the ditions as he may prescribe. { field and there are 500 workmen in For claimants outside of naval re-| ,the camps of the Midwest Refining serves the following provision was company, which is operating the Cac- made: : Beal tus Petroleum company’s holdings; Byupen Are fo the Ohio Oil company, the Western e fates Tiled In "3 . fice within six monthd afterythe ap Reports Brot Back FromiNicbrara States Oil and Land company, the i i i Texas company*and the Carter Oil oval of this act of all right, title 5 ASS a s oa interest claimed, and possessed Fields Optimistic of Future company: : art Suen since prior to July 3, 1910, by the Developments ‘ighteen miles o: e twenty-five claimant hereunder or his predecessor mile, eine Pipeline betweens the in interest under the pre-cxisting| Predictions that the Lance field|icon swung and will be laid os soon petroleum placer law to any oil or will, within a year, excel the Big| as spring arrives. Grading is going gas-bearing land embraced in the exe, Muddy in production and develop-| on for a tank farm of the Illinois cutive order or withdrawal issued ment are made by recent. visitors to| Binehnecchpang at Luce, Forevie Sept. 27, 1909, and not within any the field and operators hope that it eee Bnerationsicieebelioged thai naval petroleum reserve, and upon! wij] even rival the famous Salt Creek! ample Seine supply can be had from payment of the United States of an region. Lance Greek but if the field should amount equal to the value at the, “The pioneer well, according to te-! justify the beliefs of geologists it time of production of one-eighth of ports, is pouring its flow into a 37,- al y a aaa A ll i es | will be necessary to lay a pipeline to all the oil or gas already producedl|509-barrel tank, after having filled) ine Platte river thirty-five miles dis- and saved from such land, the claim: sixty 250-barrel tanks. Altho it is! (?¢, Seecesion of any such claum sual ie /PaEualy shut, in, it 6 owing pee possession of any s' een 2, an . arrels a day erltitled to a lease thereof from the and is capable of making 4,000 bar- MERRITT GETS ANOTHER United States forte Berio ot twenty |rels if unchecked. There are ninety- at a royalty of not les: five derricks in the field and one-eighth of all the proceeds of oil twelve wells drilling, the deepest of WELL ON MUDDY LEASE or gas produced, after first deducting which are the Ohio Oil company’s | the actual and necessary expenses of wo] on section 33, which is at “3,900 such production. feet; the Glenrock Oil company’s “Provided that not more than one-- wej}'on a school section in the eastern! Merritt Well No. 20 on the Glen- half of the area within the geologic ong of the field, which is at 2,650'rock Sheep lease in the Big Muddy oil or gas structure of a produtin® feet, and one well on the Western field came in with a 200-barrel flow oil or gas field shall be leased to any, States Oil and Land company’s lease, on Saturday at 3,075 feet. This is one claimant under the provisions of/ which is at 1,600 feet. The Buck the ninth well completed on Merrit this section when the area of such’ Creek Petroleum company has a 60,- holdings within a few weeks and the geological oil structure exceeds 640 999 9090-foot gasser at 3,900 feet, revenues of the company have been acres. Any claimant or his successor which is supplying fuel and power for materially increa subject to this limitation shall, how-| = —_ y mes ever, have fhe right io select and re- ceive the lease as in this section pro- vided for that portion of his claim or claims equal to, but not in excess of said one-half of the area of such, geological oil structure.” CALL 74-] - See Ben Transfer Co Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. _Light and Heavy Hauling._ Furniture and Piano moving a WNDWEST PLANS | mitt eiserctees "QUICK AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE Plans for Construction Show up me BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN Report-to Council Com- ih 15c AT THE CHILI KING LUNCH S mittee, Claim Back of Grand Central Bar. All kinds of Sandwiches at N ms) imati idwest Refin’ | popular prices. Quick service, highest quality. sng comVeR Ue onions ene tere: wwe eee Oreo eee, Oe. diate extensive construction on its o- a : property west of Casper was brought , 7 : = = out in a report made to the council) EVA EHH KHER EHH KEKE KK EHH AHH committee, which was endeworing 0 WHY WASTE TIME AND MONEY BUYING NEW PARTS? ertgitor ‘an il ies line, that such lk Ship or Bring Us Your Broken Castings or Parts to be Welded. Ree loneeratiatin of theatet i WELDERS AND BRAZERS OF CAST IRON, STEEL, BRASS, the statement call for now eankage BRONZE, ALUMINUM AND OTHER METALS—ALL facilities and additional building units WELDS GUARANTEED * the development plans of the refin;! i to enable the company to handle the OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING SHOP increased production from the fields; when the 78 or more capped wells in| 118 South David “Across from Shockley Garage.” Phone 611-J the Salt Creek field are opened up) Casper, Wyo. under leasing bill Fre ae ne ile current that | SHHAHHEHHHEE Ite CHMIHEEEEEHHEHERREEEHEETHMEEHERERS the Standard Oil company is panaing | eae the erection of a new unit of 40 stills! at the local plant at an average cost} a ge TASLOR &. CLAY, Inc. been all used at the present time with the completion of the new buildings P : Daily telegraphic quotations, and stills that have been put into Corsa ek ko} commission A building fund of $3,- other markets over one Private 900,000 for summer and fall work is Place the convenient forthcoming according to the state | facili ‘psa ‘to _buy,. sel’ lor’ obtain the ment of an official of the company. | t ‘ ‘ — quotations, =” ‘ ca Pa er Information and quotations “furnished upon Yrequesé on With a new type of tube an Xiray Local Oils, y Li y i jrowertalysnatat torahew cin the | ocal Oils, New York Stocks, Liberty Bonds and other issues. "nutest* flaw in a four-inch thickness Phone 203 Cavper, Wyo. | 212 Oil Exchange Bldg. . of steel can be produced. i Ae 2O00000000000000000000000000000060: | THE WHOLESALE SUPPLY Co. THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1919 : to official announcement, which adds! chair of ethics in the Tokio Imperial! The supreme court of the Un A>. | that this is only a fraction of the po-| University for thirty years. Yale States originally consisted of five tential production of the fields. The}men of the older generation will re-| sociate justices, which number wa @aily potential production is ectimat.|member him as the Japanese student |incrensed to eight in 1837 and nin dat 1,422, 628 barrels. |whom President Porter treated aa his'in 1863, and again reduced to eight eee er Sanyo AOS in 1869. PHILOSOPHER IS FLU VICTIM *TOKIO, Jan. 3.—The influenza | has caused the death of one of Ja-| pan’s greatest philosophers, Rikize Nakashima. He graduated from Yale 58 MILLION BARRELS OF | te the early sus = a the | OV LFROM MEXICO, 19108) star nu str ris, Serene Crude Oil Testing = bc, — ‘Wyoming Map and Blue Print Co., MEXICO CITY, Jan. 17.—Mexico| P. O. Box 325. Rm. 10, over Lyric produced in 1918 a total of 58,156,-|[” Casper, Wyo. 239 barrels of petroleum, according 8. ERRATA IEEE ERR EEE RII RR IRE The Truck That Trucks There’s the same economy in using the one- ton Ford truck that there is in using the Ford car—only the larger carrying power of the truck commends it particularly to farmers, and other business men. The famous Model T motor assures reliable power, and lots of it; the man- ganese bronze worm drive makes certain the use of all that power; the three-point sus- pension gives flexibility, and vanadium steel strength. Price, without body, $550 f.o.b. Detroit. YoungWomanTownsite In the Lusk Oil Field \ Che Illinois Pipe Line Co. is building a pipe line from the Lusk Oil Field to Lusk. Thousands of men will be employed in the Lusk Oil Field. The Families of these men will mean Thousands more. Young Woman is the natural place for them to live. An abundance of good water, Telephone, U. S. Postoffice, on the main highway, and many other ad- vantages, at Young Woman. All lots $100.00 each, 1,000 shares of the capital stock of the Y. W. Oil & Dev. Co., with each lot. Send for folder and particulars write To the Young Woman Townsite Co., Ear | On Boyle Room 3, Mokler Bldg. Phone 467-W 231-237 N. Center St. Casper, Wyoming , Phone 9 \ Casper, Wyo. BS HR EK EKER ERIK IAHR REINS ISIS HEX 000000: OOOO SIOOOOO OO Wholesale Supply Co., Phone 905 °) CASPER, WYO. Special Grocery Sale Until We Move February 15th, to Our New Location in I. 0. 0. Bldg. YOUR MAIL ORDER SHIPPED SAME DAY AS RECE!VED. O i i Mi EN QUALITY GUARANTEED TO YOU AND BUSINESS APPRE- : CIATED. Regular Sale Strawberries, No. 2 can, Extra Fancy ice = Price |= Corn Kearnels, No. 2 can, Standard — Baking Powder, Calumet, 1 Ib, --_..------------u--. 80 25 Corn Kearnels, No. 2 can, Standard Baking Powder, Cslumet, 70 60 qrometoes Re Ge fh aay - Baking Powder, Calumet 120 1.05 Baker Beans: ‘No. Scan Lathe Baking Powder, Royal, 1: 50 40 Kraut, No. 2% can, Libby _ Baking Powder, Dr. Prices, 6 Baking Powder, Dr. Prices, 12 oz — Baking Powder, Dr. Prices, No. 5 Coffee, Cream Pails, 10 Ibs. __ Coffee, R. M. C., 3 Ib can _ Coffee, Monarch, 3 lb can _ Coffee, Monarch, 1 Ib can Coffee, Yale, 1 Ib can __ Dry Apples, 1@ Ib box Dry Apples, 25 Ib box Dry Apricots, 1 Ib Dry Currants, package Dry Peaches, pe 25 20 Pumpkin, No. 2% can, Stn. 40 Pumpkin, No. 10 can, Stn, Syrup, Karo, No. 10 can __ Syrup, Karo No. 5 can . Syrup, Karo, 2 gallons - Syrup, Silver Tip, No. 10 can ___ Syrup, White Crystal, No. 10 can Syrup, Sweet Meadow, No. 5 can _- Syrup, Sweet Meadow, No. 2% can Syrup, Cane and Maple, 5 gallons Syrup, Cane_and Maple, 2% gallo Syrup, Old Manse Maple, Ni Syrup, Old Manse Maple, No. Syrup, Old Manse Maple, No. 10 can _____- Dry Peache 16 Honey, Pure, 2% Ib can ___ Dry Ra 15 Honey, Pure, 5 Ib. can __ 17 Honey, Pure, 10 Ib, can B flo 50 Tea, Lipton, 1 lb, C. & I. _ Cornocia (Tapioca) Ib. 15 Tea, Lipton, % Ib, C. & I. Beans, Navy, Ib. ___ 15 12% Tea, Tetley, % Ib, Green _ Rice, (Broken) lb. 14 12 Tea, Uzar, % Ib. Jap __ Rice, Jap Fancy, lb. _ 16 13% Tea, Uzar, 1 Ib. Rice, Fancy Head, lb. _ 18 15 Tea, Uzar, % Ib. Pancake Flour, R. M., 4 Ib: 45 35 Tea, S. & S., % lb, Gun Powder Pancake Flour, R. M., package 2 12% Matehes, S. & S., carton -___- Rolled Oats, 9 Ib. bag Corn Meal, 9 Ib. bag __ Rye Flour, 12 Ib. bag ___ Graham Flour, 12 Ib. bag Rye-Graham, 12 Ib. bag es Flour, Red Moon, 24 Ib. bag Flour, Red Moon, 48 lb. bag Flour, Red Moon, 98 Ib. bag — Hams, Skinned, Ib. a a Mince Meat, oMnarch, package _ Sardines, %, oil, can ~_____ Sardines, %, mustard, can Cooking Oil, qt., Mazolia Oil, gallon Tomato Bullion, 4 oz. glass _ Tomato Bullion, 12 oz. glass _ Bullion Cubes, per doze Milk, Red Cross Milk, Pet ___. Milk, Standard _ Bacon, Standard, 1b, Large, __- Medium -_-_- Milk, Hebe ____ an Crisco, Small = Milk, Bagle _ Salmon, Red, %4 Ib. Milk, Baby __ : Sélmony Red, 1 Ib. 4 Walnuts, in shell, Ib. _ Salmon, Cohoe, 1 Ib. alnuts, shelled, Ib. _ $ Salno ’ i Almonds, shelled, Ib. _ vs ri, Olives, Bulk, gallon ’_ Jo. = = Olives, Stuffed, 27 07. Apricots, No. an, pie ___- Olives, Queen, No. 12 Apricots, No. 10 can, Fancy Olives, Queen, No. 5 _. ApplekButter, Yo. 5 can, Fancy Sllced, pues Cucks, quart 3 i No. C e1 urgens, quart “rr } 5 Sweet Relish, quart orries, No. Dills, quart joos Preserves, No. = ir 3 can, Fancy _- Preserves, 20 oz. glas: a » No, Preserves, 12 oz. glass b . Jelly, 14 oz. glass __ 3 NO. S Jelly, 8 o7, glass _ b Salt, 5 lb. bags, table Salt, 50 Ib. bags, ice cream Salt, 50 1b. block, sulphurized 9 Salt, 50 Ib. block, plain — 35 Salt, 100 Ib. bags, stoc! Pie - No. 10 can, Pie 10 can, Pie - 10 can, Stw an, Pie can, Fancy — can, Broken § Pineapple D © 30 25 3 Pineapples, No. 2% can, Broken Slice _ 35 : Seah Bob Whe box Pineapples, No. 2% can, Sliced, Fancy 45 Soap, Crystal White, box” Pineapples, No. 2% can, Grated Fancy _ 45 Soap, Ivory, Small box __ ineapples, No. 10 can, Tie, Grated —_- 1.10 12 Soap, Ivory, large box Pineapples, No. 10 can, Siw, Sliced. 1.20 1, Gold’ Dust, large, packa, Pineapples, No. 10 can, Fancy ___ 1.45 1.30 Spices, 2 oz. cans, cach Raspberries, No. 10 can, Standard _ 1.40 1.80 Brooms, ight, cach Raspberries, No. 2 can, Fancy __ 35 30 Brooms, heavy, each Raspberries, No. 2, Extra Fancy _ 40 35 =‘ Toilet Paper, 6 oz. Ro Many more. spec; pace too APPLY ON THIS LIST ited to list them-here. First come’ first-served while stock lasts. 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